Senior Signals Software Engineer

Columbia, MD, United States

Welcome to GliaCell Technologies - We make It happen! Our goals are simple! The mission, our people, and having fun. We have created a mighty presence in the Intelligence Community through delivering exceptional software solutions to our clients. GliaCell’s main areas of expertise are Enterprise Development, Cybersecurity, ML/AI, and the Cloud. Our portfolio of work grants us access to over 200+ opportunities across 17 contracts and counting! We only seek work that is on the cusp of innovation, allowing our engineers to feel challenged every day. If you are interested in working where you are treated like family, you found your home! Do you want to earn a strong salary, a benefits package that suits your lifestyle, receive a 401K contribution, enjoy GC company events, and more?

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GliaCell Technologies focuses on Software & System Engineering in Enterprise and Cyber Security solution spaces. We excel at delivering stable and reliable software solutions using Agile Software Development principles. These provide us the capability to deliver a quick turn-around using interactive applications and the integration of industry standard software stacks.

GliaCell’s Enterprise capabilities include Full-Stack Application Development, Big Data, Cloud Technologies, Analytics, Machine Learning, AI, and DevOps Containerization. We also provide customer solutions in the areas of CND, CNE, and CNO by providing our customers with assessments and solutions in Threat Mitigation, Vulnerability Exposure, Penetration Testing, Threat Hunting, and Preventing Advanced Persistent Threat.

We Offer:

Long term job security

Competitive salaries & bonus opportunities

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Ability to work with some amazingly talented people

Job Description:

GliaCell is seeking a SeniorSignals Software Engineer on one of our subcontracts. This is a full-time position offering the opportunity to support a U.S. Government customer. The mission is to provide technical expertise that assists in sustaining critical mission-related software and systems to a large government contract.

Key Responsibilities:

Develops, maintains, and enhances signal processing software (detectors, demodulators, protocol processors).

Reviews and tests software components for adherence to the design requirements and documents test results.

Utilizes software development and software design methodologies appropriate the development environment.

Resolves software problem reports.

Key Requirements:

To be considered for this position you must have the following:

Possess an active or rein-statable TS/SCI with Polygraph security clearance.

12+ years experience as a Signal Software Engineer or experience with Radio Frequency.

Bachelor's degree in a related technical discipline from an accredited college or university is required.

Works well independently as well as on a team.

Key Skills:

SCA, REDHAWK, GNU, Git, Clearquest, Trac, Subversion, Eclipse IDE, Matlab, SIMULINK.

Fourier transforms, filtering, communications theory, digital modulation, error control coding, signal analysis tools, digital signal processing.

Location: Columbia, MD

Salary: Based on Education, Years of Experience, Skill, and Abilities

Paid Time Off

Life & Disability Insurances

Tuition, Training & Certification Reimbursement

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